On the way to a permanent solution under the initiative of BGB, the Soulagari bill in the border area of Joypurhat.

Jaipurhat District Correspondent:

Border with Patnitala Battalion (14 BGB) and counterpart 137 Battalion BSF from 10:30 hrs to 12:00 hrs Bangladesh time on Thursday, September 14 to resolve the long-standing waterlogging.

Bhutiapara near Pillar 274/10-S

Battalion inside Bangladesh at named place

BGB-BSF to resolve persistent problem of waterlogged vehicle bill at command level

A courtesy call was held with On the occasion, BSF billed through the canal on the Indian side

Regarding a permanent solution by clearing and widening the channel for water flow

agree In addition, the representatives of the relevant departments of Bangladesh, the flooding of the Soulagari bill

He assured that necessary measures will be taken to widen the internal canal of Bangladesh and connect it with the small Yamuna river for the solution.

  Lt. Col. Md. Hamid Uddin, PSC, Captain, Patnitala Battalion (14 BGB) led a 12-member delegation on behalf of BGB in today's courtesy meeting. When asked about this by daily Inqilab, Lt. Col. Abdul Hamid said that we are trying our best to solve this problem. for

Some solutions have already been taken to decongest the water.

In the said courtesy meeting, Local Government Engineering Directorate of Joypurhat District, District Administration, Water

Representatives of Development Board, Varendra Multipurpose Development Authority and Directorate of Agricultural Extension were present. On the other hand, the 12-member BSF delegation was led by Commandant SUKHVIR DANGAR of 137 Battalion BSF. Also, members of all departments of the Bangladesh delegation, including the BSF Commandant, are responsible for the vehicle bill and waterlogging.

Inspected the canal. Incidentally, it may be noted that initially, BSF dammed the India side canal between border pillar 274 and 276 MP in front of Patnitala Battalion.

As a result, due to the accumulation of rainwater in Soulagari bil of Joypurhat Sadar Upazila, waterlogging was caused, BGB along with BSF, in response to the request of local farmers and public, to solve the problem of submergence of planted rice of several thousand bighas of land.

Consolidation has been done to clear the waterlogged bill. Finally, the BGB-BSF commanders expressed their commitment to work together to maintain the security of the border public and maintain peace and order along the border.